Best Physics Question Book (2 Viewers)

[dude431]

What's the best physics question/answer textbook? Like, a book with calculation questions utilising all the different formula found in the HSC course?

I have Jacaranda and Excel, and was wondering if there's any textbooks that contain heaps of questions (i.e. possibly a textbook that's just question based, no dot-points). Available?

 

[victorling]

there are several good choices:
macquaire study guide, hsc past papers , selective school past papers , surfing(some answers are wrong thought>__<) and some more
look into here for more : http://www.boredofstudies.org/community/showthread.php?s=&threadid=23070

 

[Dash]

Success One Physics is pretty good.
And I hate to admit it...
But you should tryin photocopy the questions from the Physics Context 2 book...
They're pretty good and there are heaps of them...

 

[grimreaper]

Does anyone know if there'll be a new success one book for 2004, and if so when its likely to be released? I think I'll wait till the new one comes out if there is going to be one

 

[abdooooo!!!]

hey you can get the schumann's physics questions... some of them are quite hard.

i think university physics has alot of questions... but thats not all question based book.

 

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anyone try spotlight questions?

i hated them

fark..

 

[freaking_out]

just get sucess one- and thats all you would ever need mate!

remember this physics course shun's mathematics.

 

[abdooooo!!!]

yea but doesn't the dude want a real physics book with math and stuff instead of hsc syllabus dot points.

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by abdooooo!!!
yea but doesn't the dude want a real physics book with math and stuff instead of hsc syllabus dot points.

no he mentioned "questions utilising all the different formula found in the HSC course"...so yeah!

 

[tooheyz]

Originally posted by grimreaper
Does anyone know if there'll be a new success one book for 2004, and if so when its likely to be released? I think I'll wait till the new one comes out if there is going to be one

they are usually released towards the trials (bout the middle of term 3)

but yeah, if your really desperate, just use the 2003 one and get a copy of the 2004 from the main bos site!

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by tooheyz
...and get a copy of the 2004 from the main bos site!

what do u mean? :/

anyways, just wait until 2004 one comes out- at the moment just go through all the trials that are on this site!!!!

 

[dude431]

they are usually released towards the trials (bout the middle of term 3)

Why so late? So I have to basically wait all year before I can purchase the 2004 Ed.?

 

[Ragerunner]

I purchased my 2003 SuccessONE around early July..

 

[abdooooo!!!]

they normally release them in about now... prolly next month. but successone does not have a lot of questions... its just the syllabus dot points with evaluate crap shit in it. so its just past hsc paper like... well half the book is.

get the schumann's physics questions for physics problems.

 

[tooheyz]

Originally posted by Ragerunner
I purchased my 2003 SuccessONE around early July..

yeah i got my early august...

and get the surfing books, they got questions for you to do that are acutally the dot points that you gotta meet.

and its cheap too - bout $15

 

[abdooooo!!!]

Originally posted by tooheyz
and get the surfing books, they got questions for you to do that are acutally the dot points that you gotta meet.

but isn't this thread about "no dot points"... ahh... im this is gay.

 

[freaking_out]

yeah, the difference b/w 03 sucess one book and the 04 book- is that the 04 book will have the answers to the 2003 hsc, and another trial paper- thats all i think! :/

 

[tooheyz]

yeah ever year they add last years exam paper and solutions, and another sample paper...

and they make admendments to the book n questions (since the syllabus changes often..)

 

[freaking_out]

Originally posted by tooheyz
yeah ever year they add last years exam paper and solutions, and another sample paper...

and they make admendments to the book n questions (since the syllabus changes often..)

yeah, well this year there's not gonna b that might changes i don't think (since the syllabus hasn't been changed again- has it?).

 

[tooheyz]

i think they have made one change to the syllabus.
i remember tutoring a year 12 a few weeks ago, was teaching her something bout space, and she said 'but that isnt in the syllabus anymore'

i cant remember what it was..